Press Release Peanut Butter Recall
25 May, 2022
SLBS NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY RECALL FOR JIF PEANUT BUTTER The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards wishes to inform the public of an outbreak of Salmonella
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Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) Main Headquarter
Address
Bisee Industrial Estate.
P.O. Box CP 5412,
Castries, St. Lucia
Contact
Tel# 1-758-453-0049
Tel# 1-758-456-0546
Tel # 1-758-456-0102
Fax# 1-758-452-3561
Executive Fax:# 1-758-453-7166
Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS)
Metrology Laboratory – West wing
The Metrology Laboratory of the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards has moved to the Diagnostic Laboratory. Here are the new contact numbers:
Head of Department-Metrology – +1 (758) 468-8686
Metrology Officer – +1 (758) 468-8684
Metrology Assistant – +1 (758) 468-8683
Metrology Assistant – +1 (758) 468-8682
Inspector Assistant – +1 (758) 468-8681
Metrology Laboratory – +1 (758) 468-8685
Please be guided accordingly.
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